Posted by Mark on Jan 24, 2012 in
Actual Play,
Pathfinder
Number of Views :625 My Kingmaker Pathfinder campaign began on Saturday. Two players failed to show, so it was Jack, Josh and myself. We were initially thinking we’d just talk about the campaign, but I was begged into running “Something, anything!” So here was the session. Ransom, a dwarf rogue, was making his way down [...]
Posted by Mark on Sep 27, 2011 in
4e D&D,
Actual Play,
The Godfell Stone
Number of Views :422Tell the king; the fair wrought house has fallen. No shelter has the Harkenwold, nor sacred laurel leaves; The fountains are now silent; the voice is stilled. It is finished. Following that prophecy, the party set out for the Harkenwold. Bridget wasn’t able to play, and Kody didn’t show up, so we [...]
Posted by Mark on Sep 6, 2011 in
4e D&D,
Actual Play,
The Godfell Stone
Number of Views :603Thursday night’s game was possibly the best game I’ve ever been a part of. We normally don’t start playing until 9 or 9:30, based on when people show up. This time, Emmanuel and Larry didn’t show up till 9:45. Nevertheless, we sat down to play. The heroes arrived at the gates of [...]
Posted by Mark on Aug 15, 2011 in
4e D&D,
Actual Play
Number of Views :422On Friday, I was down three players, so the other two players came over to smash each other up. Both PCs are 1st level, so the battles didn’t take long. I used the Korriban map from the Star Wars miniatures game for the battlefield, as it looks like an ancient necropolis. On [...]
Posted by Mark on Aug 10, 2011 in
4e D&D,
Actual Play,
The Godfell Stone
Number of Views :444Last Friday’s game of The Godfell Stone went even better than the first. Emmanuel was going to show up late, so we decided to start without him, having his character following with the group. It’s been a common joke now, even after only two weeks, that the wolf (dubbed “the dog”) should [...]
Posted by Mark on Jul 30, 2011 in
4e D&D,
Actual Play,
The Godfell Stone
Number of Views :643Last night we began the Godfell Stone campaign. I think it went fantastically. We had three brand new players, who had never touched a polyhedral before, and Bridget and Daniel, who are veterans. I placed them at the table so that the new players had access to the veterans easily. We got [...]
Posted by Mark on May 27, 2011 in
Actual Play,
CthulhuTech
Number of Views :543 On Sunday, I got the chance to play in a one shot with two of the players in my Warhammer Fantasy Game, as well as Patrick Benson from Gnome Stew (though I didn’t know his “credentials” until after the session). I went over to Ed’s house, about a half-hour drive, and [...]
Posted by Mark on May 10, 2011 in
Actual Play,
Warhammer Fantasy RP
Number of Views :825Saturday night, the group finally gathered again. Lots of real life got in the way of actually assembling, and this time, Ed brought along a friend, Alan. Alan arrived a few minutes before 8:30, and so we sat down and began making his character. He ended up with a Human Thug, armed [...]
Number of Views :585There’s a guy at work, Emmanuel, who came up to my desk one day and asked about my Captain America statue. He’s got a thick Puerto Rican accent, that, after you spend a few minutes talking to him, you are able to fully ignore and understand him. He hadn’t spoken to me [...]
Posted by Mark on Apr 12, 2011 in
Actual Play,
Warhammer Fantasy RP
Number of Views :605Okay, let’s get back on the blogging horse… On Saturday night, I was able to gather the group together for our first session of Warhammer Fantasy. A couple of weeks ago, they sat down and made characters: a Human Coachman, a Dwarf Thief, and a Dwarf Watchman. Yes, only three players. We’ve [...]